A source close to one of the lightweight competitors told MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) bout agreements are in the process of being finalized.

Although not officially announced, UFC Fight Night 20 takes place Jan. 11, most likely at the Patriot Center in Fairfax, Va.

The night’s main card, including a headliner of Gray Maynard vs. Nate Diaz, airs on Spike TV. The Bradley vs. dos Anjos fight, though, is expected to be part of the night’s un-aired preliminary card.

Bradley, a Team Voodoo fighter who entered the UFC in 2008 with a seven-fight win streak, likely saved his UFC career at UFC 98, when he scored a first-round TKO of Phillipe Nover. Prior to the win, Bradley had dropped his first two UFC contests (via TKO to Chris Lytle and Joe Lauzon).

Bradley, who hasn’t fought since May, was expected to meet Sam Stout at UFC Fight Night 19 in September but was forced off the card due to an injury.

Like his opponent, dos Anjos also had a rough start to his UFC career. The Brazilian entered the organization in late 2008 with a nine-fight win streak but dropped his first two UFC fights to Jeremy Stephens (knockout) and Tyson Griffin (decision). Possibly because he earned a Fight of the Night award for the Griffin loss, dos Anjos got another shot with the organization despite this year’s roster purge.

He made the most of it and defeated Rob Emerson via unanimous decision at UFC 103 in September.

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